My quote above also includes someone else’s quote 
Here’s the original topic:
I don’t want to discourage anyone from pushing the limits on how good 3D reinforcing can actually be. And in fact, if it’s not “there” yet, then all the better, because if 3D reinforcing was already sorted out then there’d be no need for developing new plugins.
I live in a city where dumpsters full of rebar (not to mention tons of extra rebar in the slabs) is common place. There is a lot of value in efficiently detailed rebar. Getting clients and stakeholders to realize that… well… that might be even more challenging than developing the plugins 